MagicJack – future of the phone ?
The Magic Jack is just a USB device with which you can connect to the regular phone line and calls of the VoiP. Here is the Magic Jack review about difference from Skype and little guide of it’s features.
Why MagicJack is different from Skype?
I guess you would like to see the Magic Jack comparison with Skype First, Skype is the # 1 VoIP service for internet calls, but the great thing is that Skype using a “name” or email address and your phone number. That means that Skype does not work with a standard telephone. MagicJack does. Additional MagicJack software provides a telephone number by which anyone can use to call you.
Also, do not forget that the price of the Magic Jack is only $19.95/year. Isn’t it a piece of cake ?
Features And Use
On the left you can see the advertising. Agree with this because the savings in the phone bill is quite large, some with large graphics occasional offers.
In the middle are the digits to dial. You do not use this when your regular phone line is used, but you use it if you use a microphone (headset) head.
On the right you can see the options, tools and resources offered him MagicJack. Here are some:
* Menu – Change headset microphones, download the Outlook plugin, and other settings.
* Contacts – This is your contact list for quick reference.
* Call – This provides a call history. Using this feature allows you to quickly and easily re-connect your previous calls.
* Favorites – This list is your favorite contacts like your stepmother, stepsister, and so on.
* Redial – redial
* Vmail – This lets you have your own voice. To put a voice message on your MagicJack you login, and select user options to set the voicemail to different locations. I also like the fact that MagicJack sends an email with a. WAV in the mail.
* 411 – A link to Free411.com.
* Google – A link to the Google web search.
* E 911 – This function ignores the original entry in MagicJack, but also gives the advantage of adding multiple address if you use it at work, home, family house, etc..
So, is it going to be a future of our phones ? Comments are welcomed.
